300-415 Question 245
Select 2An enterprise has deployed a Cisco SD-WAN solution and is planning to use a Secure Internet Gateway (SIG) to enhance security for its branch offices' internet-bound traffic. The administrator has configured SIG integration on vManage. However, after the configuration, the branch devices are unable to redirect traffic to the SIG. What could be the possible reasons for this issue?
- A
The SIG template is not attached to the branch devices.
- B
The branch devices do not have a valid license for SIG integration.
- C
The SIG provider credentials have not been configured on vManage.
- D
The branch devices are not configured with a valid NAT policy for SIG traffic.
- E
The SIG feature is not supported on the currently deployed SD-WAN device models.
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Correct answers: A, C
Explanation
To successfully redirect traffic to a Secure Internet Gateway (SIG) in a Cisco SD-WAN deployment, the SIG template must be attached to the branch devices to apply the configuration. Additionally, the SIG provider credentials must be configured on vManage to establish proper integration and authentication. Without these steps, the SIG integration will fail, causing traffic redirection issues.
- A. Correct.
Correct. If the SIG template is not attached to the branch devices, the configuration will not apply, and traffic redirection will fail.
- B. Incorrect.
Incorrect. SIG integration does not require a separate license on branch devices; it is included as part of Cisco SD-WAN functionality.
- C. Correct.
Correct. The SIG provider credentials (such as API keys or tokens) must be configured on vManage for proper integration and authentication with the SIG.
- D. Incorrect.
Incorrect. NAT policies are not directly required for SIG traffic redirection; the Cisco SD-WAN solution handles traffic redirection through the SIG configuration.
- E. Incorrect.
Incorrect. SIG is supported on most Cisco SD-WAN devices. Device model incompatibility is not a likely reason for this issue unless stated explicitly.